Since I have become physically less able, from time to time I am the recipient
of acts of kindness by strangers, which make my daily tasks less daunting. Some
do things that require little time and effort and it passes as simple good manners. Others take an extra moment to bring confidence and comfort to their act. This afternoon at Bloomingdales I wanted to exit through two sets of heavy swinging doors.
A lovely Canadian woman, Judy Chapdelaine noticed my intent and stopped to assist
me, including ushering aside others approaching the doors. Once outside she asked if she could assist me on my way, the entire action done with grace and charm. Thank you Judy. You made me feel valued.
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Of course with a romantic name like Judy Chapdelaine, right out of a 19th century British novel you can only expect kindness, consideration, charm, devotion, attention thoughtfulness, sympathy, allure, charisma ,care, dedication, interest, understanding....
Like a good boy or girl scout we should do our daily good deed.
Jacquesmaxx
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